Industries We Serve

Coating and ink makers were among our first customers and remain among our largest. Turpentine and pine oil act as thinners and flow additives, dipentene improves levelling, and the rosin grades supply the resin backbone. Because we carry the full colour range of gum rosin, a formulator working on a pale finish is not forced to buy a darker grade and correct for it later. Automobile refinish and OEM coating suppliers also draw on this range.

Rosin and its esters give pressure sensitive adhesives their tack, and remain difficult to replace economically. In rubber and tyre work, dipentene acts as a reclaiming agent, pine tar oil as a softener, and rosin as a processing aid and tackifier. Alpha and beta pinene and delta 3 carene serve compounders producing their own terpene resins in house.

This is the range where specification discipline matters most. Menthol crystals in bold and rice form, clove oil for dental work, eucalyptus oil and purified eucalyptol for respiratory and oral care, camphor powder for balms and topical preparations, and double distilled turpentine where pharmacopoeia work calls for it. Documentation accompanies every consignment.

Fragrance houses and functional perfumery buyers can build a substantial part of a compound from our range: dihydromyrcenol and DHM tops for freshness, terpineol and terpinyl acetate through the floral heart, and Ketone 101 and Capinone anchoring the woody base. Terpene hydrocarbons are available where the compounder prefers to work from feedstock, and double distilled turpentine serves as a clean carrier.

India's agarbatti trade buys terpene chemistry in volume, and this range is assembled for it: DHM tops and Anthamber tops as economical fragrance bases that survive the burn, Ketone 101 and Capinone as fixatives that hold the character, camphor powder for pooja products, and terpineol as the workhorse floral note. These materials are priced and packed for volume production, with tanker supply available to the largest buyers.

Pine oil at the strength the formulation calls for is the centre of this range, supported by terpineol and camphor oil for phenyl production, PCM tops and DHM tops white as cleaner fragrance concentrates, and dipentene where additional solvency is needed. Leather processors use pine oil in restoration work, and textile houses in printing and processing.